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Investment Properties for Sale in Utah

These are Utah listings marketed to investors: multi-unit buildings, plus properties whose descriptions mention rental income, cap rates or investment potential. There are 3,088 right now, with a median asking price of $525,000. The most are in Salt Lake City, St. George and Park City.

Prices vary widely by market, so compare cities side by side: Ogden and Cedar City for lower entry prices, or a resort town like Garden City on Bear Lake if you plan nightly rentals and the zoning allows them. Compare Utah multi-family homes, vacation rentals and fixer-uppers.

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Utah MLS data · updated Oct 22, 2026

Utah investment properties by the numbers

Today's listings plus closed sales recorded in the MLS, each home counted once. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't skew them.

For sale now
3,088
median ask $525,000
Median sale, last 12 mo
$470,000
3,984 sold · -1.1% vs prior year
Price per sq ft
$236
median of closed sales · typical 2,035 sq ft
Days on market
37 days
median, listing to contract · 98.7% of list

Where they are: by city

City For sale Median ask Sold, 12 moMedian sale
Salt Lake City 210 $725,000 342$586,000
St. George 166 $428,000 227$381,000
Park City 163 $899,000 153$1,125,000
Provo 88 $525,000 194$440,000
Ogden 104 $397,000 150$351,000
Hurricane 131 $410,000 84$445,000
Cedar City 95 $360,000 116$315,000
West Valley City 58 $528,000 117$460,000
Orem 46 $465,000 128$488,000
Garden City 138 $497,000 33$617,000
Washington 77 $500,000 87$470,000
Heber City 61 $915,000 71$842,000
Logan 45 $440,000 76$378,000
Sandy 31 $700,000 70$574,000
Eagle Mountain 36 $642,000 57$595,000
Lehi 26 $533,000 65$519,000
Moab 73 $575,000 16$459,000
Santaquin 23 $520,000 66$321,000
Millcreek 35 $660,000 52$590,000
Spanish Fork 32 $562,000 52$488,000

By county

CountyFor saleMedian ask
Salt Lake County 541 $650,000
Utah County 400 $585,000
Washington County 457 $495,000
Weber County 227 $460,000
Summit County 192 $945,000
Iron County 164 $300,000
Davis County 109 $540,000
Wasatch County 119 $815,000
Cache County 87 $550,000
Rich County 143 $499,000
Tooele County 55 $495,000
Sanpete County 54 $278,000

Sale medians need at least 5 closings; thinner rows show a dash. Listing data from the Utah MLS, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Common questions

About investment properties in Utah.

Is Utah a good place to own rental property? ▾

Utah's laws are landlord-friendly in one key way: Utah Code 57-20-1 bars cities, towns and counties from passing rent control. Returns still depend on price, rent and property taxes in the specific city.

How are rental properties taxed in Utah? ▾

Utah's 45% residential exemption applies to a primary residence, including a home rented long-term to a tenant who lives there as their primary residence. Second homes and nightly rentals don't qualify and are taxed on full market value.

How much do investment properties cost in Utah? ▾

The median asking price is $525,000 right now. Over the last 12 months, these properties sold for a median of $470,000, about $236 per square foot.

Can I rent out a basement apartment in Utah? ▾

Often, if you live in the home. Utah law makes an internal accessory dwelling unit inside an owner-occupied home a permitted use in single-family zones, with limited exceptions. It can't be rented for less than 30 days, and cities may add rules such as parking.

How fast do investment properties sell in Utah? ▾

Over the last 12 months, they took a median of 37 days to go under contract and closed at 98.7% of their final list price.